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ResourcesFrequently Asked Questions
- Is Clearbrook a 501 (c)(3)?
Yes, Clearbrook is registered with the Department of the Treasury as a 501 (c)(3). If for some reason you require a copy of our determination letter, please call 847-385-5001.
- What percentage of your budget is allocated for administrative and fundraising costs?
Clearbrook proudly spends more than 85% of our total expenses on programs and services supporting our mission. For Fiscal Year 2009, 10% of our total income went toward administration and another 5% toward fundraising.
- Is Clearbrook licensed and/or accredited?
Yes, Clearbrook is both licensed by the State of Illinois Department of Human Services and Department of Public Health on an annual basis.
- How is Clearbrook funded?
Clearbrook receives 70% of our funding from the government and fundraises for the remaining 30%. Of that, we are supported by United Way and many local townships.
- How long has Clearbrook been in existence?
Clearbrook was started in 1955 by a small group of parents responding to the special educational needs of their children.
- Does Clearbrook have a waiting list for residential services? If yes, how long is it?
Yes, there is currently a waiting list of approximately 600 individuals awaiting residential services. To find out if your family member is eligible, please call our Director of Admissions at 847-385-5018.
- How much do Clearbrook's residential services cost?
Most costs are covered by Medicaid, social security and SSI. A candidate for residency must be Medicaid eligible, or private pay is another option. Candidates can be referred to Community Alternatives Unlimited, or a similar agency, for assistance with linking them to the services they need.
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